Dastardly

As in, double drat.
I had a great entry going there, when my idle foot brushed the socket and I was left staring at a blank screen. Honestly!
I can't write much, going out soon tonight with Nick (the Dean, who convinced me to come) and Anna (an American volunteer who's been showing me around). Main news - it rained today, which eveyone was pleased about as the rainy season is closing and there hasn't been much yet. Of course I knew it would because I did some washing last night and left it out on the line. Sure enough, the heavens opened. I should have told them about this trick earlier!
Hospice has been good the last few days, and I've got to try some of the local food at lunch - ground porridge sort of thing called 'pap' and some very chewy lumps of beef. I think I could turn veggie if it wasn't for the fillet steaks they have here for cheap. You see, the batswana like their meat on the bone, so us expats swoop in and enjoy the leftovers!
I'll be back later in the week, hopefully with some photos and even music (all will be explained...)

Tune in later!